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    you need a baffle, i's no problem to put baffles in your covers 4speedTerror.


    you can go to mr gasket and buy a pcv valve baffle grommet to go in the valve cover. just a matter of drilling a hole . used it a lot of times.

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    Do they make a pcv valve that does not need a baffle? I have some nice Aluminum Cal Custom valve covers I want to use, but they have no baffles, just oil drippers...?

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    Quote Originally Posted by pat mccarthy
    if this is a stock big block run the pcv but if you have no baffles in the valve covers an a races engine . then you can whipe you butt with pcv. it will not work and on baffles in the covers you will suck oil out of the valve covers and it will get in the engine and you will burn oil this is no good

    Thats what my motor use to do. Without those baffles I was pushing oil out of the breathers and all over the headers. I said screw the PCV system and just went with 2 breathers, with baffles underneath them. No more oil in my engine bay, and my oil pan can vent those evil little fumes. TAKE THAT MOTHER NATURE AND THE EPA...lol
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    I have two moroso breathers, but I thought I would add a pcv valve to one cover. Each cover has two holes in them, one for a breather and one for the oil fill, so no modifications are needed... I wan't to keep my freshly painted engine nice and clean.

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    duh, I missed the post just above my last one. I guess I need a baffle grommet...

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